How a Hyattsville Local Rose from Washing Plates to Owning the Menu
After immigrating from La Unión, El Salvador at 16, Carlos Alvarado got his start in the kitchen as a dishwasher.
After immigrating from La Unión, El Salvador at 16, Carlos Alvarado got his start in the kitchen as a dishwasher.
Taco Rico began as a food truck before becoming a sit-down restaurant. But it’s been returning to its roots lately with delivery for customers afraid to go out.
African American Cafe will feature everything from sub sandwiches to the Nigerian staple jollof rice, crab cakes and pulled pork.
Taqueria La Placita has become a sort-of town square for the Mexican-American population on the Route 1 corridor.
The Gateway Farmers Market is again holding an indoor market at the miXt Food Hall in Brentwood on Saturday.
Several local eateries now serve suya, a spicy peanut-marinated grilled meat that originated in Nigeria before taking off in countries like Ghana, Cameroon, Niger, and now the U.S.
Two restaurants on the Route 1 corridor made a list of the top restaurants in the greater Washington, D.C. area.
Hyattsville food critic Tim Carman was nominated for a prestigious James Beard Award for his writing.
Edmonston’s Taqueria La Placita was on a short list of neighborhood restaurants with “staying power”

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Life on the Route 1 Corridor
